Word: nussbaumer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Freshman debaters ran their string of consecutive victories to six when they gained the decision over Princeton yesterday at the Union. Walter C. Carrington '52, and Jay R. Nussbaum '52 argued for the crimson, taking the negative side of the topic: "Resolved that basic industries should be nationalized in the United states...
Trailing a winning streak of five straight encounters, freshman debaters will meet Princeton for the first time this year at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Union. Trying to make it six in a row for the Crimson will be Walter C. Carrington '52 and Jay R. Nussbaum '52. They will defend the negative side on the topic, "Resolved, That basic industries should be nationalized in the United States...
...told her that he wanted to divorce his "wife back East" so that he could marry her. He kissed Betty goodbye, and flew to Cleveland to sell eleven little packets of stolen diamonds. There he was trapped, almost by accident. As he sat talking to a jeweler named Irwin Nussbaum, in walked the jeweler's nephew, one Zoltan Greenhut. Greenhut remembered seeing a "wanted" poster bearing Dennis' photograph, and called police...
...tenants: Senator Claghorn and Ajax Cassidy. Cassidy is gone for good, but the Senator will tub-thump occasionally during the election campaign. The vacancies have been let to a mysterious Russian, Sergei Strogonoff, and to a new rhyming character reminiscent of an old Alley resident, Falstaff Openshaw. Mrs. Nussbaum and Titus Moody have renewed their leases...
Other would-be Pagliacci jumped at the idea. Minerva Pious, weary of Pansy Nussbaum, was a creditable Lady Macbeth. Ezra Stone, still unhappily and profitably playing Henry Aldrich at 30, would try Shylock. Jack Pearl would try King Lear; Morey Amsterdam was set to do Cyrano. Henry Morgan agreed to do a show, but couldn't decide on a role: "Anything but Shakespeare . . . I told them to get me something where a guy goes crazy. With a little nudge I can go out of my mind quite easily...